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1. Literary Terms Vocabulary Types of Conflict Reading Comprehension Who’s Who?(Characters) 20 20 20 20 20 40 40 40 40 40 60 60 60 60 60 80 80 80 80 80 100 100 100 100 100

2. the time, place, and condition of a story

3. setting

4. the animals, people, or objects in a story

5. characters

6. problem or tension in a story

7. conflict

8. the solution to the problem

9. resolution

10. events that occur after the climax and lead to the story’s ending

11. falling action

12. this is another word for “ancestors”

13. predecessors

14. a strong belief in something

15. conviction

16. You are in this position when you “lie face-down”

17. prone

18. a feeling of loneliness, emptiness, or misery

19. desolation

20. “to do two things at the same time”

21. simultaneously

22. Which type of conflict?character vs. self character vs. character character vs. societycharacter vs. fatecharacter vs. nature a mongoose vs. cobras

23. character vs. character

24. Which type of conflict?character vs. self character vs. character character vs. societycharacter vs. fatecharacter vs. nature A man falls down the stairs and hurts himself

25. character vs. fate

26. Which type of conflict?character vs. self character vs. character character vs. societycharacter vs. fatecharacter vs. nature A man climbs a mountain in snowy conditions

27. character vs. nature

28. Which type of conflict?character vs. self character vs. character character vs. societycharacter vs. fatecharacter vs. nature A student rebels against getting a good education by not studying

29. character vs. society

30. Which type of conflict?character vs. self character vs. character character vs. societycharacter vs. fatecharacter vs. nature A boy works to impress a girl

31. character vs. character

32. In “A Boy and a Man”, why doesn’t Rudi go to Kurtal for help with the rescue of the man in the crevasse?

33. Rudi knows it will take him too long and the man will freeze to death.

34. In “After Twenty Years,” this is the characteristic about the stranger’s appearance that leads Bob to say, “You’re not Jimmy!”

35. the stranger’s nose

36. In “The Californian’s Tale,” why does the narrator hesitate about staying to meet Henry’s wife?

37. The narrator admires the picture of Henry’s wife so much that he is afraid to meet her.

38. When Schatz says, “You don’t have to stay with me if it’s going to bother you,” what does he think will bother his father?

39. Schatz thinks it will bother his father to watch him die.

40. Name at least two conflicts that the characters deal with in “A Boy and a Man”

41. -character vs. self-character vs. nature (crevasse, cold temp.)

42. This character is wanted in Chicago and is known as “Silky”

43. Bob

44. This character doesn’t embarrass Victor in front of Theresa because he was once a young boy too.

45. Mr. Bueller

46. This character died on the Citadel and is known throughout the Alps for being a great guide.

47. Josef Matt (Rudi’s father)

48. This dusty brown snake is deadlier than he appears.

49. Karait

50. This character helps Rikki-tikki battle Nagaina by creating a distraction